Rounded corners don’t bother me at all, but a notch sure as hell would.

Even as an Audiophile, I agree, FLAC is a waste of bandwidth and disk space unless you’re remixing tracks (which most people don’t do!)

I did the exact same thing with my Steam Deck LCD and I had the same problem. It was a piece of piss to swap out the part thanks to Valve and iFixit :)

Modularity and upgradability should be standardised in everything!

Google are so needlessly hostile to people that root, what the fuck does sending messages have to do with having elevated permissions on a phone?!

I’m guessing you’ve never used an electron app before?

Tbh I always disable VRR because I find the flicker in games and full screen video way too distracting. At first I thought it was my previous VA monitor but the exact same thing happens on my OLED.

But hey at least the scaling works!

I really like the GNOME app ecosystem, I like KDE too but I’m not sure I’d make it my default desktop environment.

I feel like GNOME developers need to drop what they’re doing immediately and focus on making fractional scaling usable. Hi-DPI scaling is everywhere nowadays from TVs to laptop monitors, not supporting it properly is a massive problem for all affected users.

I’d switch to Linux pretty quickly if they made using my damn laptop a usable experience without dealing with blurry apps or having to use a microscope to read text.

And freckles lol

If this happens, then 💀 🍎

How long before they declare Trumpism as a recognised medical condition?

But it does taste like toothpaste

Americans and their NTSC!

Subscriptions bad, one off purchases good!

Thank god for that!

I don’t want Reddit’s ads shoved down my throat and I don’t want a third party app’s neither. Not having an option to unlock ads permanently is a deal breaker for me. The developer just comes across as greedy tbh

Fair enough! I got offered a job at Nintendo once, probably should’ve taken it in retrospect :(

Lemmy is the new old Reddit, Reddit is the new new Twitter.

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